Huahine
HUAHINE - Where It's Always Summer
Tahiti, Huahine or Tuamotus & Bora Bora
8 Nights / 9 days from $2,497
Package Includes:
- Round-trip airfare Los Angeles-Papeete-Los Angeles
- Meet & Greet on arrival and departure
- 2 nights in Papeete; 3 nights on Huahine or the Tuamotus; 3 nights on Bora Bora
- Round-trip flights: Papeete-Huahine or Tuamotus; Huahine or Tuamotus-Bora Bora; Bora Bora-Papeete
- Round-trip airport transfers on all islands
- Half day Circle Island tour on Tahiti; Three-hour Jeep safari on Bora Bora
OVERNIGHT | TOURIST CLASS | FIRS
CLASS | SUPERIOR
FIRST CLASS | DELUXE |
| TAHITI | Sofitel Tahiti Resort - Superior Gardenview | Radisson - Oceanview Room | Intercontinental - Gardenview Room | Sheraton - Superior Lagoon Room |
HUAHINE/
TUAMOTUS | Relais Mahana Huahine - Garden Bungalow | Hotel Kia Ora Rangiroa - Garden Bungalow | Outrigger Te Tiare Huahine - Garden Bungalow | Hotel Kia Ora Rangiroa - Overwater Bungalow |
| BORA BORA | Maitai Polynesia - A/C Gardenview | Sofitel Bora Bora Beach Resort - Gardenview | Pearl Beach Resort & Spa - Beach Suite with Jacuzzi | Bora Bora Lagoon Resort - Motu Bungalow |
| Bungalow |
| Low-High | Low-High | Low-High | Low-High |
| Twin | $2497-$2814 | $2654-$2940 | $3555-$3894 | $3687-$4049 |
| Single | $3368-$3760 | $3730-$4068 | $5424-$5861 | $5781-$6263 |
Meals
(B,D daily) | $238 | $276 | $283 | $290 |
| Seasonal supplements apply. |
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Low season rates apply for travel Jan. 4 -Mar. 31. High season rates typically apply for travel between Jun. 1 - Oct. 31 and from Dec. 14-31. Shoulder season levels generally apply for the remainder of the year.
All prices are per person based on double occupancy. Weekend surcharges may apply. Relais Mahana Huahine and Outrigger Te Tiare Huahine are not available
January 28 - March 2, 2007.
Code: BV Cat07/08
Huahine is known as the "Garden Isle". The magical quality of this delightful island is felt almost from the moment you arrive in this very special place. Huahine is the ideal island to experience the traditional Polynesian way of life. It offers a peaceful, happy existence with little change for generations. There are actually two islands that comprise Huahine. A common barrier reef surrounds them with several passes providing openings from the sea to deep harbors. All around both islands are plantations of vanilla, coffee and taro. There are groves of breadfruit, mango, banana and papaya. Offshore motus lie inside the reef where watermelons and cantaloupe flourish in the white coral sand.
The lagoon is rich with sea life and Maeva Village is a wealth of archeological sites. You will enjoy wandering in and out of the shops in the main village of Fare. You can drive a car around the island, take le truck to a distant village, ride a horse along a white sand beach or bicycle down a paved road. Outrigger canoe tours will take you to deserted beaches. And, if you are a surfer, the best waves in Polynesia can be found at Avamoa Pass.
The principal village of Fare slumbers under the shade of acacia trees and awakens with delight for the frequent arrivals of the inter-island ferries. The truckloads of copra, pigs, taro, bananas and melons are brought to the quay for market day. People from all over the island mingle with arriving passengers, all enjoying the bustling activity. Then the ships bid farewell and head out the pass, the last le truck leaves town headed for the village once again. And life on this peaceful island resumes its normal pace.
